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Director Kim Sajet shares her first impressions of the Quadracci Pavilion and invites you to be part of a yearlong celebration to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary.

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Explore “Seeking Revelation” before it closes on November 1

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Beneath the Surface: Mining and American Photography

Kristen Gaylord, Herzfeld Curator of Photography and Media Arts, explains the entangled relationship between photography and resource extraction.

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New Acquisition: Josephine Paddock’s “Blue Feather”

Thomas Busciglio-Ritter, Albert Family Associate Curator of American Art, shares a new perspective on American Modernism.

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Join us for the most spooktacular party in town

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Conversations That Go Deeper

The Expert Series brings together artists, scholars, and cultural thinkers for dynamic conversations that offer new perspectives on the exhibitions on view.

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Artist Spotlight: Reggie Wilson

Learn more about Milwaukee-raised Reggie Wilson, a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and founder and artistic director of the Brooklyn-based Fist & Heel Performance Group, and POWER, the performance he is sharing with us on October 1.

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Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Quadracci Pavilion at the Museum’s only annual fundraising event

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Recreate the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Quadracci Pavilion with ATOM Bricks

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One Landmark, Endless Perspectives

The Quadracci Pavilion has inspired generations of artists, photographers, and creators. To celebrate its 25th anniversary, we invited four illustrators to create original works inspired by this Milwaukee icon—and invite all artists to share their own interpretations.

Gabriela Riveros

Gabriela is a Paraguayan-American illustrator based in Milwaukee. Her digitally rendered work revolves around multicultural identity, history, and mythology.

James Steeno

James is an award-winning full-time watercolor artist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and is well-known for his artistic portrayals of Wisconsin’s architecture, scenes and subject matter.

Laura Farahzad Mayer

Laura is an artist and educator whose work explores storytelling through bookmaking and printmaking. Laura teaches at MIAD and is proud to call Milwaukee home.

Whitney Anderson

Whitney is a Milwaukee-based graphic designer and illustrator, specializing in hand lettering and bold, graphic, and often vintage-inspired designs.

Milwaukee Inspired

As part of Built to Inspire, we’re celebrating the Quadracci Pavilion through the voices of the people who know it best: Milwaukeeans. Hear from familiar faces and members of our community as they share the moments of inspiration that have made the Pavilion more than a landmark.

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Donald W. Baumgartner In Memoriam

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